Entry for best poster competition?
By Jess McCabe | 8 November 2007, 23:56
(Via Feminist Law Professors, who got it from Social Design Notes. It comes with a colouring book on the inside and is called “CrimethInc Gender Subversion Kit #69-B”.)
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